Latin Percussion LP0217DC 17-Key Pentatonic Kalimba - Deep Cherry

Latin Percussion LP0217DC 17-Key Pentatonic Kalimba - Deep Cherry

Marsoni

M251S

$109.99

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Latin Percussion LP0217DC 17-Key Pentatonic Kalimba - Deep CherryOverview The Latin Percussion LP0217DC 17 Key Pentatonic Kalimba, sometimes known as a Mbira or thumb piano, is a meticulously crafted instrument that echoes the traditional African Kalimbas. It features a chambered Siam Oak body designed for comfortable hand fitting, ensuring ease of play for both beginners and seasoned players. This model comes in an elegant Deep Cherry finish, providing a visually appealing instrument with a rich, warm aesthetic.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025